Naked Mormonism Podcast
On this episode, we examine the consequences of Joseph Smith’s death. Show notes of entire historical timeline: Merch shop: Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we discuss the assassinations of Hiram and Joseph Smith in Carthage Jail. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we examine the events of June 27th, 1844 leading up to the assassinations of Joseph and Hyrum Smith in Carthage jail. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we examine the pride and arrogance of Joseph Smith, founder of Mormonism. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we examine fury as a motivating factor in early Mormonism. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we examine many facets of polygamy throughout early Mormon history. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we examine envy as a driving force behind the formation of Mormonism. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we examine debauchery and psychedelics in early Mormonism. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we examine early Mormonism formed as a cult for temporal gratification. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
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On this episode, we examine money and power in early Mormonism. Show links:Website Twitter Facebook Patreon Music by Jason Comeau Show Artwork Legal Counsel
info_outlineOn this episode, we discuss the Law family. William, his wife Jane, and his brother Wilson, converted to the church in the mid-1830s and moved to the burgeoning city of Nauvoo in 1839. From that point forward, William and Jane were elevated to high-ranking levels of Mormon and city leadership. Joseph Smith and William Law became good friends and coworkers in Nauvoo government and military duties. But, something changed. By late 1843, William began to bristle about how much political influence Joseph Smith was gaining. By January of 1844, William was dropped from the Presidency of the church (Jo’s left-hand man). William, Jane, and Wilson Law eventually became looped together with the dissenter movement within the kingdom. They finally chose to act and formed their own sect of Mormonism in Nauvoo, collected affidavits of those wronged by the Nauvoo leadership and Joseph Smith, and established an adversarial printing press. The Higbees, the Fosters, and the Laws establishing this rival church and expose printing press would catalyze a sequence of events which would lead to the deaths of Joseph and Hyrum Smith.
Links:
History of Hancock County by Thomas Gregg
https://archive.org/details/historyofhancock00greg/page/296
History of Illinois by Thomas Ford
https://archive.org/details/ahistoryillinoi00shiegoog/page/n318
William Law Biography
https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/person/william-law
Wilson Law Biography
https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/person/wilson-law
JS Reflections and Blessings
https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/paper-summary/reflections-and-blessings-16-and-23-august-1842/2
An Interview with William Law
http://www.mrm.org/law-interview
William Law, Nauvoo Dissenter by Lyndon Cook
https://www.jstor.org/stable/43040880?seq=18#metadata_info_tab_contents
JS 1844 journal
https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/paper-summary/journal-december-1842-june-1844-book-4-1-march-22-june-1844/1#full-transcript
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